Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist / Clinical Fellow -- Part-Time

Job Description

Job Description

Behaviors of NYC is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist or eligible Clinical Fellow for a part-time, home-based pediatric assignment in Brooklyn, NY 11234. Pay: $150 per hour. Schedule: 2 hours per week. Family availability is Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; specific session times will be agreed before starting. Services are in person. Provide individualized speech-language therapy, support functional communication, coach caregivers, document services and progress, and collaborate with the clinical team. Qualifications: • Active New York State SLP license and registration, or eligibility for the appropriate supervised Clinical Fellow pathway before starting. Supervision is available for eligible Clinical Fellows, subject to clinical review. • Relevant pediatric experience, including clinical placements. • Ability to travel reliably to Brooklyn 11234 and maintain a consistent weekly schedule. • Required education credentials, including TSSLD where applicable to this assignment, will be reviewed before placement. Please apply with a resume and include your credential status, weekly availability, earliest start date, and whether you currently work directly for NYC DOE. Please also provide two times for a brief introductory call. Our hiring team will confirm credential eligibility and case fit before placement.

At Behaviors of NYC, we help children and families build stronger connections through science-based behavior support and compassionate guidance. Our approach focuses on understanding behavior, teaching skills, and creating practical strategies that support emotional regulation, communication, and long-term growth — at home, in school, and in everyday life.

We believe behavior is communication, and when children feel understood, meaningful change can happen.

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At Behaviors of NYC, we help children and families build stronger connections through science-based behavior support and compassionate guidance. Our approach focuses on understanding behavior, teaching skills, and creating practical strategies that support emotional regulation, communication, and long-term growth — at home, in school, and in everyday life.\r\n\r\nWe believe behavior is communication, and when children feel understood, meaningful change can happen.